J'Accuse the NY Times and Washington Post

Biased Reporting from the Middle East

by Herbert Grossman


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 11/13/2003

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 200
ISBN : 9781414020204

About the Book

Would you like the true story of what land is actually “occupied” in the West Bank and Gaza?  What the Saudis’ so-called “peace plan” is and how the NY Times’ prize journalist was duped into endorsing it?  Why we stopped the 1991 Persian Gulf War leaving Saddam’s military intact?  What Islam in the Arab world is really about?   Why Oslo failed?  Where the “road map” is designed to lead and whether it can bring peace to the Middle East?

You may find stories on these topics in the NY Times and Washington Post but not true ones.

How and why do these newspapers distort the news from the Middle East?  And why can’t they find any Palestinian terrorists?

The book will give you an accurate and coherent view of the Arab-Israeli conflict and of the press that reports on it.  And it will give you the answers that the press would rather you not know.


About the Author

Herbert Grossman spent his first 23 years in New York's Spanish Harlem, where his immigrant parents were part-owners of a mom-and-pop store, except for school time at the Bronx H.S. of Science and away on campus at Cornell University where he was on full-tuition, merit scholarship.  In addition to receiving his B.A. from Cornell, he received his law degree from Columbia University and a graduate law degree from Georgetown University.

After serving in the Army, he spent most of his early career trying cases and arguing appeals in the Federal courts for the U.S. Department of Justice.  For the past 25 years, he has been a Federal judge presiding over complex, multi-party litigation in specialized areas of the law.

In this book he uses his judicial skills to unravel the complexities of the Middle East conflict and present them to the public in a coherent, logical and forthright manner that puts the lie to much of what we have been told by the press.